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PEP Barnala district president Kala Dhillon joins Congress - Times of India
Neel Kamal | TNN | Apr 19, 2019, 20:26 IST BARNALA: Punjab Ekta Party district Barnala president Kala Dhillon on Friday joined Congress in the presence of Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh and Sangrur candidate Kewal Singh Dhillon's son Karan Dhillon. Kala Dhillon earlier was district Barnala president of AAP but had joined hands with PEP president Sukhpal Singh Khaira.
We have to treat every game like final, says Ben Stokes - Times of India
JAIPUR: England's star all-rounder Ben Stokes on Friday said his struggling IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals will, from now on, have to "treat every game like a final" if they are to make the playoffs. IPL Schedule | IPL Points Table Stokes, who himself has not been in the best of form, said that having lost six of their eight matches, Rajasthan Royals cannot afford to lose anymore.
Five elderly people die at polling booths across Tamil Nadu - Times of India
TNN | Apr 19, 2019, 09:35 ISTRepresentative image A total of five elderly people died of cardiac arrest at different polling stations in Erode, Salem, Madurai and Vellore districts on Thursday. Murugesan, 60, of Sivagiri in Erode Lok Sabha constituency, collapsed while waiting in queue to vote and was given first-aid, taken to hospital, where he was declared brought dead.
Treat wet waste at source, Noida tells its residents - Times of India
Noida: The Noida Authority held a one-day seminar on ‘wet waste management’ on Thursday that focused on segregation and composting methods of wet waste at source. In order to encourage home composting in the long run, a panel of experts presented different natural methods such as drum composting, vermi composting, etc. At the seminar, held at Indira Gandhi Kala Kendra in Sector 6, NGOs, residents welfare associations (RWAs) and Authority officials lauded Mewa Lal’s drum composting technique.
Langur rescued from highrise, was used to ward off monkeys - Times of India
Avishek Kumar Dubey | TNN | Apr 19, 2019, 07:06 ISTLangur was held captive for a week Ghaziabad: The forest department of Ghaziabad rescued a one-and-half-year-old langur on Wednesday that was held captive in River Heights in Raj Nagar Extension for over a week. The langur was tied with a rope and was made to sit on a boundary wall.
Sadhvi breaks down at BJP meet, alleges 'torture' in custody - Times of India
BHOPAL: BJP Lok Sabha candidate from Bhopal Sadhvi Pragya Singh Thakur, facing trial in the Malegaon bomb blast case, on Thursday broke down while narrating how she was "tortured" while in custody of the police. Thakur (48) also set the tone for her high-profile poll battle in Bhopal againt Congress candidate Digvijaya Singh, whom she accused of using words like "Hindu" and "saffron terror".
13 killed in Gujarat in unseasonal rain, duststorm - Times of India
Unseasonal rain and severe duststorm in different parts of Gujarat over the last two days claimed 13 lives even as authorities Thursday predicted that temperatures that had fallen to less than 3 to 7 degrees below normal would rise from next week to mark a normal summer. IANS | Updated: Apr 18, 2019, 20:39 ISTRepresentative image.
Karnataka Lok Sabha polls: Congress-JD(S) sees gains but will rebels spoil party? - Times of India
Karnataka is the only southern state where BJP has been in power in the past and the party is expected to do reasonably well, despite Congress and JD(S) coming together. Of the 14 seats, Congress is contesting 10 seats and JD(S) 4, while the BJP is contesting 13 seats and supporting multilingual south Indian actress Sumalatha Ambareesh, an Independent, in JD(S) stronghold Mandya. She is up against chief minister HD Kumaraswamy’s son Nikhil, who is making his electoral debut.
Bride abducted in Sikar, leaders call for Lok Sabha poll boycott - Times of India
TNN | Apr 18, 2019, 09:05 ISTPolice inspect the car which was attacked by criminals to abduct the bride in Sikar on Wednesday. MLA Rajendra... Read More JAIPUR: A 20-year-old bride was abducted after unidentified criminals attacked baraat (wedding procession) while returning from the wedding in Sikar's Rambaxpura village in the wee hours of Wednesday, triggering a dawn to dusk protest in the city. A high-level search operation is currently underway across the district for Hansa Kanwar.
‘PM doesn’t know Cong culture’ - Times of India
TNN | Apr 18, 2019, 06:46 IST Hubballi: Prime Minister Modi is sowing illusions among voters, specifically among youths, said KPCC vice president V R Sudarshan. Speaking to reporters here on Wednesday, Sudarshan said mere glorification of illusions won’t last long and youths should understand the difference between illusions and dreams.
Junagadh MP faces people’s ire in Sutrapada village - Times of India
Rajkot: Sitting MP and Junagadh BJP candidate, Rajesh Chudasama, had to beat a hasty retreat after facing stiff opposition from people during campaigning in a village of Sutrapada in Gir-Somnath district on Tuesday night. Videos of people protesting against Chudasama’s presence were doing the rounds on social media on Wednesday. Chudasama had come to attend religious function in Bhuvatimbi village that was to be followed by the traditional Lok Dayro programme by local artistes.
SP fields Shatrughan's wife Poonam Sinha from Lucknow - Times of India
Poonam Sinha, wife of Shatrughan, to fight against Rajnath Singh from Lucknow
New Zealand will be cautious of Virat Kohli at World Cup: Lockie Ferguson - Times of India
KOLKATA: Virat Kohli's abysmal run in the Indian Premier League won't have any bearing when he leads India to the World Cup, feels New Zealand pacer Lockie Ferguson. WORLD CUP SCHEDULE Part of New Zealand's World Cup squad, tearaway quick Ferguson, who is in India playing for Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL, said Kohli is an 'international superstar' and the Kiwis will be wary of him no matter what happens in the IPL. "He is an international superstar.
Eleven-year-old boy dies in Althan swimming pool - Times of India
TNN | Apr 17, 2019, 10:10 ISTRepresentative image SURAT: An 11 -year-old boy died mysteriously at Althan swimming pool run by Surat Municipal Corporation Tuesday evening. The boy Chaitanya Kanoje started panting during a swimming lesson and was pulled out by the instructor and rushed to nearby hospital. But he died before reaching the hospital.
Centre wooing Asian companies to set up plants in Goa: Suresh Prabhu - Times of India
PANAJI: Union minister of commerce and industry Suresh Prabhu on Tuesday said that the central government has proposed to Chinese, Korean and Japanese companies that they set up marine product processing plants in Goa so that exports can take place from the state. Speaking to reporters, Prabhu also said that the Union government is committed to solve the mining issue as soon as possible.
Rahul Gandhi remembers Amethi only while filing poll papers: Smriti Irani
AHMEDABAD: Union minister Smriti Irani, who is the BJP candidate against Rahul Gandhi from Amethi in Uttar Pradesh, Wednesday said the Congress chief remembers his constituency only once in five years when he has to file his nomination papers for elections. She also accused Gandhi of being insensitive towards the women from poor families in Amethi who have to relieve themselves in the open due to lack of toilets at their houses.
Former player Bedade eyes stint with national squad - Times of India
Tushar Tere | TNN | Apr 17, 2019, 04:06 IST Vadodara: Until a few years ago, coaching the women’s cricket team was last on the preference list of many ex-cricketers. Most retired men cricketers preferred to work with even junior cricketers than being in women’s cricket. But now, coaching women cricketers seems to have become not just prestigious but also a ladder to achieve national ambitions. Former India cricketer, Atul Bedade, 51 was recently appointed as Baroda senior women’s team coach.
Egypt's lawmakers vote to extend president's term limits
Egypt's Parliament members attend a general session in Cairo on April 16, 2019, ahead of a vote on constitutio...Read More CAIRO: Egypt's parliament was holding its last debate on Tuesday on proposed amendments to the constitution that could see President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi remain in power until 2030. The move is seen by critics as another step back to authoritarianism, eight years after a pro-democracy uprising ended autocrat Hosni Mubarak's three-decade rule.
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